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Awaiting debt deal, Greeks resist expected reforms

Awaiting debt deal, Greeks resist expected reforms

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South Carolina still reeling after devastating hate crime

Wracked by grief, Charleston is struggling to recover in the wake of the shooting at Emmanuel AME church. During a bond hearing for gunman Dylann Roof, family members of victims presented a portrait of grief, strength, and forgiveness.